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Tag Archives: Coke
ImageStill can’t find my name
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July 21, 2014 in Funny Pictures & Videos
Tagged Coke, funny coke, lol, names, packaging
Share a Coke with Jack
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Posted in Funny Pictures & Videos
Tagged Coca-Cola, Coke, drinking, humor, Jack and Coke
Calvinist Soda Machine
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Posted in Funny Pictures & Videos, Politics & Religion
Tagged Calvinist, Coke, Predestination, soda machine
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Remember OK Soda?
From the FW: Back in 1993, Coke attempted to connect with the disaffected members of Generation X through a soda that was just as snarky and “over it” as they were. With a trendy can designed by graphic novelists Charles Burns and Daniel Clowes, a pithy catchphrase (“Things Are Going to Be OK”) and a vaguely citrus-y taste, OK Soda was unleashed on a few markets around the country. The soda even came with a “manifesto,” with phrases like “What’s the point of OK? Well, what’s the point of anything?” printed on the can. Unsurprisingly, a soda featuring sad-looking Gen X-ers staring you down while you guzzle failed to connect with the public. Coke discontinued the beverage, but it has achieved something of a cult following on the Web.
I always thought it tasted like mop water. Not that I know what mop water tastes like. Shut up.
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Posted in Art and Design, Marketing & Advertising, Retro
Tagged 90s, Charles Burns, Coca-Cola, Coke, Daniel Clowes, OK Soda, package design, pop culture, retro soda, soda can art, Soft drink








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